
Rotator Cuff were a Highland Park, NJ-based band operating at the heart of the mid-90s New Jersey alternative rock underground. 'Alfa Romeo' became their signature track, receiving airplay on WHTG 106.3, one of the most influential college alternative radio stations in the Northeast. The band competed at an early South by Southwest panel — judged by audience clap meter — and placed first ahead of Nine Inch Nails…
A representative artifact of mid-90s Northeast US regional alternative rock — the overlooked stratum between major-label grunge and signed indie. 'Alfa Romeo' exemplifies the power-pop-inflected college rock sound that thrived on the NJ Shore circuit and WHTG ecosystem, bridging the melodic legacy…
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